Now with
a sovereign country of its own the Jewish people must not only serve
as a moral example of how developed countries should deal with
refugees and asylum-seekers, but also make sure that a strong Jewish
majority is maintained in a sovereign Jewish state.

The law is the first one dealing with refugees - until now they have been managed under an emergency law from 1954.

The amended law will enable
the Israeli authorities to hold in administrative detention for up to
three years migrant workers and asylum seekers with their children.
This is not unusual, although harsh. Australia, for example, also holds
asylum seekers in detention for long periods although it is retreating from that
policy because of the growing evidence that it produces serious mental
harm. Contrary to that trend, the Israeli law's proponents argued that
long detention periods would deter refugees.

Anyone who is fleeing from a so-called “enemy” country can
be held indefinitely. This can mean those refugees and their children
fleeing genocide from the Darfur region of Sudan or gays fleeing
Iraq. The law stipulates that persons originating from such
countries or areas are not to be bailed from detention under any
conditions.

Any refugee or migrant committing the most minor infraction of Israeli law could be jailed from three years to life.

"This is extremely irregular, because in Israel today it is legally
impossible to keep a person in custody for years without putting him on
trial and proving his guilt in a legal procedure," Knesset legal advisor
Eyal Yinon told the Constitution Committee last month.

The law will criminalize what it calls ‘irregular entry’ and makes no provision for those fleeing persecution.

It creates a summary removal procedure — within 72 hours — without
giving the individual an adequate opportunity to challenge their
deportation. There is no distinction made for how children will be
treated.

The Justice Ministry had proposed that those aiding refugees could
be criminally prosecuted - providing them with shelter could mean a
prison sentence of between five and 15 years. That provision was amended at the last moment, so it no longer applies to organizations or people who provide humanitarian aid.

The law
is designed to target the weakest of the groups living in Israel –
survivors of genocide, civil war, prolonged servitude, torture and rape –
by using a law originally intended to combat armed saboteurs. Past
attempts to pass this law (which was first drafted in 2006) were foiled
due to a harsh public response. However, following years of systematic incitement against refugees
by Israel government officials, the Israeli public now largely sees
refugees as illegal migrants, undeserving of sympathy, and as a result,
this inhumane law has now become reality.

The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, a critical contributor to
training and monitoring the Israeli immigration system, recently withdrew
its presence in Israel in protest of Israeli treatment of
asylum seekers. The US Department of State has echoed
criticism of Israeli treatment of asylum seekers, condemning a
lack of legal representation, lack of interpretation,
in judicial hearings and extended detention.

The Africans reaching Israel face appalling conditions on the way with NGO EveryOne Group reporting only yesterday
about 44 more Eritreans kidnapped for ransom in the Northern Sinai,
including six children. They also reported that another African released
by traffickers had then been tortured and shot in the leg by Egyptian
police.

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